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I'm just back from a two-week swing through Tennessee and Kentucky where I spent six days in libraries and the rest of the time hunting up sites and experiences related to my historical characters. I'm a lover of travel stories and two weeks ago I found myself in the middle of one of those serendipitous meetings […]Continue Reading
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Bejeweled Gold Wedding Invitations
Our Bejeweled wedding invitation design cries out to be printed in gold foil. Sure, it looks gorgeous and super sophisticated in any color combination, but when Megan and Micheal opted for gold matte foil and classic black letterpress ink we knew this design had found its perfect pairing. Menus and programs dazzled their ceremony and reception – and check out their pint-sized save the dates!
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Bella Figura in the press, fall 2012
We love seeing the real weddings of our customers, but it's an extra-special treat when we get to see them in print! Martha Stewart Weddings magazine featured not one, but two real weddings of Bella Figura brides & grooms in their Fall 2012 issue. The first wedding featured our modern Pyramid design by Ellie Snow, while the second showcased our Garden Vine design by Erin Jang. Check out some of the other fantastic publications that Bella Figura has been spotted in this fall.
Inside Weddings included several Bella Figura invitations for their Fall 2012 issue as well — Kelle Anne McCarter's Canto design, Lindsy Aragona's Overlook design and a customization of Jamie Lea Bertsch's Cecilia all shared the spotlight.
Town & Country Weddings put together a fabulous round-up of inspiration for a New York City wedding, and included a gorgeous customization of our Charmed New York invitation design as part of the feature.
Pacific Weddings magazine included Ian Koenig's Dash design and Jamie Lea Bertsch's Indie Twill design in their gorgeous, equestrian-inspired reception set-up. Bonus: they've got even more photos from this amazing shoot on their website!
Brides magazine featured Bella Figura in both their October and their November issues! In October, letterpress place cards featuring our Rosemary design were included as part of a Tuscan Garden inspiration palette. The November issue featured several Bella Figura designs — our Bejeweled design fit in perfectly with a "Roaring Twenties" inspiration page (which is overflowing with glamorous, Gatsby-esque touches) and three of our foil stamped invitations (Dada by Jamie Lea Bertsch; Glamorous Blooms and Fugue by Kamal) were included in an "All that Glitters" feature.
Stunning Bejeweled Letterpress Wedding Invitations
This beautiful take on our Bejeweled (by Kamal) design comes to us from our friends at Paces Papers in Atlanta, Georgia. The color combination of antique gold & aquamarine are the perfect complement to one another and look exquisite on our 1-ply ivory paper. The classic color aquamarine liner is a welcome addition to this already stunning set.
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Bella Figura Letterpress Invitations Featured on Green Wedding Shoes
Earlier this year, we worked with Alice and Beth from Alice G. Patterson Photography on an amazing project we're really excited to share. Featured recently on Green Wedding Shoes, this collaboration features some of our most popular letterpress invitation designs alongside some incredible miniatures. Alice and Beth set up these picturesque scenes and we were completely blown away with the end result — take a look!
Drink In These Bejeweled Letterpress Cocktail Invitations!
Just in case the promise of cocktails alone wasn't enough to entice guests into attendance, these snazzy letterpress cocktail invitations certainly sweeten the deal. Submitted to us for printing by the wonderful people at Menage Stationery of Memphis Tennessee, this chic customization of Kamal's Bejeweled design is dressed up in Pewter and a custom mixed blend of Pantone 7404.
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We just love when magazines and blogs decide to showcase the beautiful letterpress printing we get to do every day, so today we're sharing some of the amazing features Bella Figura has been spotted in over the past few months. One of the most recent spotlights was found in the fall 2011 issue of Inside Weddings, where Kamal's majestic Bejeweled design sparkled.
A few months back, Brides magazine highlighted our Nouvina design by Heidi, which features modern, whimsical flowers and fun, bold colors.
Stationery Trends also decided to feature one of our invitations this fall — the ever popular Irving invitation (designed by Ben Whitla).
We were also thrilled to see one of our calligraphers, Patricia Mumau of Primele, featured in Martha Stewart Weddings a few months back!
We'd also like to thank Oh So Beautiful Paper, Once Wed, Modernly Wed, Chic Vintage Brides, Wed Haute, If I Must Say So, and I Love You Too for highlighting our work — thank you, thank you!
Modern + Elegant Philly Real Wedding
This gorgeous real wedding, first featured on Style Me Pretty, features an absolutely beautiful Bella Figura couple and a stunning Philadelphia wedding at Hotel Palomar. Christine and Michael chose our Bejeweled letterpress invitations, printed in antique gold and amethyst inks, to kick off their celebration. From there, all the details were impossibly elegant with a dash of modern glamor. Bella Figura calligrapher Patricia Mumau of Primele penned gorgeous place cards and calligraphy menus and the incredible Jesse and Whit of Our Labor of Love took some of the most gorgeous wedding photos we've ever seen. Much love and best wishes to you both, Christine and Michael, and thank you for allowing us to share your beautiful wedding!
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Swimming in oceans of macho bravado leaves these 8 horny studs dripping with a lot more than they bargained for. They quickly find that its hard coming up for air when theyre hungrily diving through testosterone-filled waves of virility and happily drowning in each others muscled flesh. No timid minnows nibbling about with this crowd; but real fierce sharks showing how tough and rewarding manlove can be.
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A window opened into the heart of Maastricht, this fashion shop is formed by the intersection of a naturally-lit horizontal space extending from the public street though the entrance and sales area out into the newly formed courtyard, and a shadowed vertical space rising from the sales area and going up three levels, housing the stockrooms. The merchandise and occupants are exposed to view from the street, silhouetted by the bright light of the courtyard, and the large show window and door of the street façade present the shop to the city as a space of exhibition. The façade is constructed of Corten steel and glass–a window and door that measure 1.7 m and 3.40 m in height respectively–and the shop is suffused with light from both the front and back, so that the intervention forms a strong contrast with the solid masonry walls of the ancient city.
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You're right, it was after he got clean. I agree with what you're saying, to a degree. I think that cases must be taken on an individual basis. If I didn't know the people involved, I would probably think that it was overkill on the part of CPS, but I know them (the father is in my immediate family) and I was glad that they were checked. For one thing, the mother involved stayed with the father, in the home with the kids, even though they had no food or electricity. Even today, she defends that decision. He is pretty domineering in that relationship and if it came down to it, she would probably stay again and try to pretend as if everything was normal. The father has had a drug problem for 20 years, with many episodes of cleaning up then using again, though child services had not been involved before. They also tend to keep to themselves and the situation had gotten pretty bad before anyone realized what was going on. Not that people didn't try to see what was going on, based on suspicious behavior, they just would not let anyone know, and instructed their children to lie about the situation at home.
Do you feel that everyone should be treated as if a problem never existed in the past? I can see the logic behind that, but I don't feel that it would have been the logical thing to do in this particular situation, given the history and dynamics of this particular family.
Agreed. I get that they make mistakes, but I really think they have better things to do than hound good parents who don't vaccinate or home school. I've known some of some horrific cases of children being abused or neglected and not being removed from homes, so I have a tough time wrapping my head around all of the CPS fear. I get that they make mistakes, but I think that in a lot of cases they could do more than they do, if that makes sense.
We're very open with our doctors (as well as those at the ER) about not vaccinating and I've never been scared that CPS was going to come after us. That said, we're well educated, white, well employed and older, so we're probably not stereotyped the way other parents might be.
Honestly though, I sure hope that they don't look at those things, anyways. As if CPS weren't a nightmare to begin with, discrimination based on familial status, race, class, etc..... would just be the icing on top. I really do not think that these things have anything to do with your ability to provide a loving and healthy environment for your children.
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Q In almost every issue of 4-Wheel & Off-Road, it is stated that IFS is weaker, wears out quicker, and is less useful off-road overall versus a solid axle. Would it be feasible to take a Chevy 1500 4x4 and install the complete suspension from a 3500 4x4? The 3500 components are stronger, more durable, and made for a heavy-duty truck, whereas the 1500 is lightweight. Would the pros of the 3500 suspension overcome the worst of the 1500's IFS cons? And even though it would still have IFS, would it be much better off-road?
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A Although your idea is good, the later-model IFS trucks are just not as easy to convert from 1⁄2-ton to 1-ton as you would hope. The mounting points are much different, and in the end you'll be doing as much fabrication work as you would be if you were swapping in a solid front axle. Is it possible? Yes. Is it worth it? Not really. Yes, the 3500 IFS will be stronger than the 1500, but it will still be hindered by all the moving parts that can wear out and cause issues with the IFS. However, the 3500 parts usually have more gearing and locker options available and stronger aftermarket support, so I'd recommend starting with a 3500 truck rather than trying to swap the parts over.
We are currently exploring a heavy-duty IFS in our Ultimate Adventure F-150 buildup (see page 70), so stay tuned to see how that comes out. Developing a front independent suspension that will be strong enough (we hope!) for serious off-road use will be just as expensive (or more so), time consuming, and elaborate as swapping in a solid front axle.
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Q I have an '06 GMC Canyon 2WD Z85 and am in the process of lifting it more than the 2-inch lift coils and shackles I have on it currently. I will be getting the 5-inch CST spindles soon to bring the front up more, but how would I do the spring-over axle so I can gain those extra inches to level it out? I'd rather it not be leaning back like a lowrider. Where can I go to in Southern California to get this done?
A The look you are talking about is called the prerunner look, where the bed is low and the nose of the truck is high, reminiscent of some desert race trucks. For some reason a lot of the southwestern guys like this look. Oddly enough, most desert race trucks do not sit like that anymore. I'm not a huge fan, as it makes forward visibility harder, but the low bed makes it easier to load your cooler!
As for the rear spring-over conversion, you will need to relocate the spring perches, change the pinion angle, and attach longer shocks and longer brake lines. The spring-over is more likely to have spring wrap, as this configuration can increase the leverage against the springs. A simple online or Yellow Pages search will show you many 4x4 and off-road shops in Southern California depending on where you live exactly. Be sure to ask if they have ever done a spring-over conversion. It shouldn't be too difficult, but will require some welding and new parts.
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Q My newest project, besides one of my eight Jeeps, is to build a low-tech, old-school tow vehicle. One with no computer, no automatic transmission, no power windows, and the like. I purchased an '84 Chevy 4x4 standard cab dualie from my old fire department. It has a 350 V-8, an SM465, an NP205, a Dana 60 front axle and 14-bolt rear with 4.56 gearing, and 30x16 tires. The only problem is that it has a top speed of about 58 mph, which makes it unsuitable for towing a Jeep to Moab.
I could have the axles regeared, but I really hate to, as the truck only has 9,000 miles on it and they are just broken in. Since I'm not fond of the nonsyncronized granny gear (but could live with it if necessary), I was thinking about a more modern five- or six-speed overdrive stick-shift tranny instead to gain the top speed I need.
What would be the easiest and/or cheapest tranny to swap in? Or is there some kind of overdrive unit to install between the gearbox and the transfer case?
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A Your truck sounds awesome! Simple, basic, and tough. I would have to agree that keeping the tow rig simple and reliable is a great goal. The tow rig doesn't need to be a project truck. Little things like a camper shell, a leveling kit, and a light bar all make sense. But a huge lift, over-the-top engine upgrades, and giant rubber can make a tow rig into a large headache.
The truck needs higher gearing, and you have three choices. First is a Ranger overdrive between the engine and transmission from Advance Adapters (www.advanceadapters.com). These cost about $1,300 and put a 27 percent overdrive and additional shifter in front of your SM465. This swap will also require moving your transmission and transfer case rearward 71⁄2 inches and shortening and lengthening your driveshafts, which can be very expensive. The Ranger is a great option built to handle 420 lb-ft of torque and a GVWR of 25,000. It does, however, have some gear whine in overdrive, but I use one in my Dumpster M37 project with great results.
The second option is the infamous NV-4500 five-speed manual transmission. I have used a few of these and find them expensive, annoying to drive, and weak. I have seen many failures, though there is a supposed fix on the market to keep the overdrive gear from coming apart. Any manual gearbox that requires fancy $100 gear oil to fill it, on top of the $2,000-plus initial purchase price, doesn't interest me. Again, you will need new driveshafts, which are more expensive than many people realize. I've been there. Although a lot of people like this transmission, I have only found it enjoyable behind the big Cummins diesel we put in the '07 Ultimate Adventure Jeep we built because that engine has the power to pull through the odd gear jumps of the NV-4500.
Your third and best option is a simple gear swap and tire increase. If you were to go up to 4.10 gears with a 32- or 33-inch tire, I think you'd be pretty happy with the truck. If you want to keep the smaller rubber, jump up to a 3.73. The V-8 and granny First gear of the SM465 should have no issue getting a Jeep on a trailer up and moving, and then you won't have to mess with new driveshafts and so on. You will have to change the carrier in the axle, as there is a carrier change at 4.10 to 4.56, but from the outside the rest of the truck will not change. I would guesstimate that the gears, carriers, bearing kits, and installation would be around $2,000 or less, depending on where you get it done and what grade parts you use. No driveshaft adjustments are needed, and you only need to upgrade to larger tires when your old ones wear out.


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Rudresh Mahanthappa: Between Kadri and Coltrane
RM: Yeah, I think so. But that wasn't the reason I went to him. I think I was attracted to his playing. Even if he or she had no idea that he was coming from a spiritual angle, the average listener would still feel moved hearing his albums like A Love Supreme (Impulse!, 1964), or his composition "Alabama." Yeah, there was something about him. He could play. He could hold one note and you would feel moved by it. There was a spiritual depth to it, undeniably so.
One of the things I really admire about him is, I read this article recently where a famous saxophonist being interviewed was comparing two other great saxophonists, Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane. He was talking about Rollins as the more intuitive player and Coltrane the more studied player. In some ways Coltrane is seen as a late bloomer. If you talk to people coming up with Coltrane, I guarantee, ninety-nine per cent of them would say that they had no idea that Coltrane was going to end up doing what he did for his music. He wasn't necessarily a naturally great saxophonist like Rollins. I have to say that that was something that attracted me to him: I never felt like I was a natural saxophonist either: I had to work pretty hard to do what I am able to do now.
AAJ: The stridency of bebop or the anger of free jazzdo you relate to that?
RM: I don't know about anger, it's more about energy. I relate to things that are pretty high energy. The urgency of bebop runs through it. There is a lot of free jazz I don't like. Sometimes my music is placed in that category but I think it's pretty unrelated and very little of what I do is freeit's highly structured. But I can see how people just with the energy alone put me in the same box as free jazz.
AAJ: Your three all time favorite jazz albums?
RM: Winelight (Elektra, 1980), by Washington Grover Jr., Savoy Recordings (OJC, 1944-49) by Charlie Parker and John Coltrane's Impressions (Impulse!, 1961) There are a lot of different versions of Impressions now because they released a lot of unreleased recordings. But the very first Impressions has always been an amazing inspiration to me. Any Bismillah Khan or Praveen Sultana album. [Live In London (Vol. 2), Ustad Bismillah Khan (2000); Live At The Queen Elizabeth Hall By Ustad Bismillah Khan (2000); The Genius Of Begum Parween Sultana, Begum Parween Sultana].
I am thinking of the albums that, if I completely feel devoid of inspiration or ideas can make me feel reinvigorated and re-inspired.
Unfortunately lots of Indian classical albums have these really stupid titles. An Hour of Ecstasy with Praveen Sultana, what's that?
Ornette Coleman I think was visionary. He kind of broke everything else. He was completely inspired by the blues and by Charlie Parker. But he saw something in it that was beyond. People talk of him being avant-garde or playing free jazz, you know there are all kinds of funny labels, because he was coming out of Charlie Parker as much as anybody was. He saw a different way of organizing music, just as Picasso saw in organizing different parts of a woman's body. He took the familiar and put them in unfamiliar places.
Selected Discography
Rudresh Mahanthappa, Codebook (Pi, 2006)
Vijay Iyer and Rudresh Mahanthappa, Raw Materials (Savoy Jazz, 2006)
Rez Abbasi, Bazaar (Zoho, 2006)
Vijay Iyer, Reimagining (Savoy Jazz, 2004)
Rudresh Mahanthappa, Mother Tongue (Pi, 2004)
Vijay Iyer, Blood Sutra (Artists House, 2003)
Rudresh Mahanthappa, Black Water (Red Giant, 2002)
Photo Credits
Black and white photos: Maurice Robertson
Color photo: John Kelman


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I received a galley from a publisher that is not a reading group choice. But a great little book! I have to tell you about it. What a Difference a Dog Makes: Big Lessons on Life, Love, and Healing from a Small Pooch, is a charming and bitter sweet memoir by Dana Jennings. This is small book is an uplifting tale perfect for gift-giving -- dogs-lovers, everyone dealing with illness, care-givers, feel-good people.
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Our dogs come into our lives as "just the family pet," but before we know it they become drinking buddies and fuzzy shrinks, playmates and Cheerios-munching vacuum cleaners, alarm clocks and sleeping partners. And, in their mysterious and muttish ways, our dogs become our teachers.
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HS athletes on T&FN cover
How many have been on the cover through the years? Mary Cain and Alan Webb come to mind. And should they be put on the cover? Does this help create too much pressure on these kids? I remember that for years, Sports Illustrated had only one or two prep athletes on its cover in the history of the magazine. One was Tom McMillen. Anyhow, I just hate to put these kids under too much pressure. Maybe they don't look at it as pressure at all, though. Jordan Hasay seems to be a fine person who has had way too many expectations put upon her. Don't know if she was on the cover as a prep.
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Great story re the SI Tom McMillen cover. When I was a freshman at Duke (1969-70), there was one other freshman on the golf team with me - Greg Wall. Greg was the son of Art Wall, Duke '50, long-time PGA Tour player, and winner of the 1959 Masters. In the spring of 1970 when that McMillen cover came out, I was sitting in the Dope Shop (a Duke eating fixture in that era - no longer exists), grabbing a bite, when Greg came running up to me, holding SI, all excited and asked if I had seen his picture on the cover of SI. I thought he was nuts, but there he was. The picture of McMillen shows him going up for a lay-up in a high-school game, guarded by ... Greg Wall (Greg was about 6-4), who was making a futile attempt to block the shot. Greg's face is clearly seen and there is no doubt it was him.
Answers another trivia question, although there are certainly others - fathers and sons to appear on the SI cover - Art and Greg Wall (Art was on before the 1960 Masters).
Re: HS athletes on T&FN cover
Good story bambam.
I looked back over the TFN cover archive (I stopped looking around the mid 70s), and I found these:
Oct 11: Arman Hall
Mar 09: Jordan Hasay
Oct 09: Ryan Crouser
Jan 02: Alan Webb (HSer of the year)
Sep 02: Willie Hordge
Mar 01: Alan Webb
Aug 01: Alan Webb
Aug 00: Monique Henderson
Apr 99: Jermaine Cooper
Apr 98: Angela Williams
Jan 97: Obea Moore
Nov 79: Michael Carter
Apr 68: Sam Walker (actually II Apr)
Judging from the covers, HS coverage was pretty sparse prior to about 1990. College coverage seemed much more important back in the 70s and 80s.
Edit: based on gh's comment below, I added Walker. Based on a former thread that gh alluded to, I found the Carter cover. That was a bit tougher, as the link for the 1979 covers on the archive page sends you to the 1978 covers. Had to figure out the pattern. Here is the older thread:
If any others are cited in the full cover era, I will try to add them here.
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Re: HS athletes on T&FN cover
I'm in an airport and don't ahve time to research this, although a search for "Jermaine" may turn up previous thread that I believe had comprehensive list.
I do know that the first was Sam Walker ('68?).
First meaning in the full-page-format era. Lindgren, Ryun and Wilson all made front page before that (in the same picture!), perhaps others.
We tend to shy away from it.
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Appropo of nothing, may favorite cover of all time remains January 1966.
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Gee, that guy looks kind of horny.......
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I updated my post above to add Michael Carter and Sam Walker. If others are cited in the full cover era, I will add them there.
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Good memory on the old thread, g. T&FN has done nothing wrong with promoting HSers. HSers need to know people are aware of their accomplishments. I could be wrong, but I thought I saw that Hasay is changing distances already. Probably wrong. But jeez, why? Is it due to the pressure to win? She needs to relax and ignore all the people and media. Maybe HS superstars should skip college as I think Alberto Salazar has suggested. Especially in distances over a mile. JMO.
P.S.: Great story on Wall and Tom McMillen, bam. Here is the cover shot you reference. Which one is Wall?
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/ ... ader_vault
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Why? Didn't seem to hurt Rupp, Centro, Derrick or a bunch of others I could name. Of course, if you can get a big contract up front and still attend college, the more power to you. But that is a pretty small, in fact tiny, almost infinitesimal, group.
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Certainly better than the Jan. 1965 cover where Snell is sticking his finger in his ear.
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Greg is #22 attempting to block McMillen's shot - I sorta remembered his face was more visible but its definitely him.
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That's a rebound, not a shot. If it were a shot it would be an attempted dunk, and those had been outlawed with the Alcindor rule in high school and college basketball in 1966-67 through 1975-76.
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Well, for starters, how many top Kenyans go to college? I mean of their top runners? I'm going to guess zero.
Sprinting is easier to handle in college. Much less training as far as time (and other things). It's got to be a b1tch to go to class and run 100 miles a week, or whatever they run in college. Do you need a big contract to skip college? To be part of the Oregon Project, for example?
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Hmm, good eye, dj. I think you're right. Offensive rebound since he is concentrating on the rim so intently?
On the other hand, couldn't they drop the ball through the hoop without touching the rim?
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Update on the McMillen photo. I ran it by my dad, who is a former coach. He says it looks like he's going in for a dunk. Did the Alcindor rule apply to high schools?
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Yes. High Schools had the rule for the same period as colleges.
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Waaay back in the day when Elgin Baylor and Jerry West were the dynamic duo for the Lakers it was a rarity to see either one of them dunk, although both were more than capable. Instead, they would drop the ball through the rim to make sure didn't blow the lay-up.
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Yeah, that one is a classic.
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not HS but my fav is I April 68. Always impressed w him
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Best cover ever ( in my humble opinion of course) is I July 1971... when High Jumpers were high jumpers and not human cannon balls. Check it out.
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Definately a good one. I have a home movie (super 8, before all the video devices we have today) of that jump. As soon as he made it everybody stood up in front of me. So it is a very short clip.
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4.4/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Really happy to get a taste of this one on-tap at Brouwer's for my birthday dinner. 6 oz. served in a flute on November 27th, 2012.
A - Akin to many barleywines. Semi-soft cognac coloring. Minimal khaki foam. Hard to have much retention in this sorta-inappropriate glassware.
S - Peculiar. Plentiful burnt toffee, toasted cashew, and a jammy sort of fig note. Not at all revealing of booze, as anticipated from a FW offering.
T - Up front is bitter dark chocolate, transitioning into coconut, a wonderful caramel, dark fruit, honey, and a plethora of other elements. No alcohol solvency and minimal warming.
M - Medium body, appropriate medium carbonation, semi dry finish.
D - I like this better than Abacus (at least the batch 2 Sucaba iteration). Unquestionable revisit and a great base BA brew.
Serving type: on-tap
12-05-2012 22:29:01 | More by Auracom
4.48/5 rDev +2.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
On tap at City Beer. Listed as 13% ABV.
Dark auburn body with little head formation. Nice color and clarity when held to the light.
Smells strongly of caramel and toasted coconut, stewed fruits, dates, brown sugar. Great aroma that's reminiscent of Firestone's 11th anniversary ale. Pretty well integrated bourbon barrel character, and little discernible alcohol.
Palate of caramel and toasted coconut, mellow bourbon booziness and brown sugar, this is quite good. Sweet and rich with a full body, carbonation is gentle as usual with Firestone's barrel aged beers. The barrel is present but integrated, and it finishes semi-sweet with slight char from the barrel, finishing with toffee and tobacco. Great stuff, one of the better barrel aged beers I've tried from Firestone.
Serving type: on-tap
02-16-2012 00:54:25 | More by largadeer
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4.65/5 rDev +6.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
My god this an amazing beer. And all I have to say is that I disagree with highlandlad in many ways. Had 2, 8 ounces glasses of this amazing brew and I can't believe its not bottle yet. Pours black with no head. Nose is super bourbon with a lot of nice sweetness. Taste is exceptional, a true bourbon beer, Epic, EPIC, EPIC. The bourbon really works with the beer and its not boozy, its very balanced between alcohol and flavor. So damn good!
Serving type: bottle
07-16-2011 07:08:43 | More by BlackWednesday
4.22/5 rDev -3.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Reviewed with the style of Imperial Brown in mind. Pours a medium murky brown with red hues, small mocha white head with good lacing and retention for a 12.5% beer. Smell is bourbon up front, vanilla oak, caramel malt and a bit of bitter pine hops and alcohol in the background. Taste is sweet bourbon, coconut and vanilla barrel characteristics, caramel malts, a bit of tannic bitterness and alcohol heat in the finish. Where is the bravo? Mouthfeel is medium/heavy body and a light carbonation, sticky and a bit coating. Drinkability is good for the style, but if a brewery is going to showcase a super high alpha acid hop in a beer, make it a little more noticeable. I did enjoy the beer and would rate it pretty high among the imperial brown ales I have tried.
Serving type: on-tap
11-08-2010 17:09:22 | More by nkersten
4.3/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Sampled Bravo Brown yesterday at the Firestone 14th Anniversary Ale Release in Paso Robles, CA. Following review based on notes taken by me, Wiseman Nick.
Served in a small (~5oz.) Firestone Walker snifter.
Appearance: Deep, murky brown body with orange-amber highlights. A gorgeous, creamy, tan head sits atop and displays excellent retention. Mild lacing. Beautiful!
Smell: Brown malt, sugar, caramel-y bourbon, and raisins. Alcohol picks up strength as the beer warms. Rich and nicely put-together.
Taste: Brown malt, bourbon, nuts, caramel, and flowery esters. Earth and leather peek through in the dry, boozy finish. Bold, but also complex and balanced. Nicely done.
Mouthfeel: Warm, malty, a bit syrupy, and dry. Large and rich with lots of complexity. I really liked the feel of this one.
Drinkability: A bit intense, but really interesting and enjoyable. I'd love to try this again.
Serving type: on-tap
11-07-2010 17:36:09 | More by ThreeWiseMen
4.38/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I'm a little perplexed by the name/listing here - the description in the FoBAB program (presumably supplied by Firestone Walker) reads "A single-hopped strong brown ale brewed using the hop variety Bravo. The beer is then aged for up to 1 year in circa 1990s used Heaven Hill bourbon barrels. 12.5%"
A - Pours with a finger of tan foam that settles to a thick ring and partial cap. The body is a pleasant transparent amber color.
S - The aroma is big in vanilla, bourbon, caramel malts, molasses, and light coconut. Any trace of the Bravo hops is long gone from the aroma.
T - The taste is fairly similar but verges more into a toasted coconut and toffee direction, with some tannic oak, and a moderate level of earthy and roast bitterness in the finish.
M - Smooth medium body, low carbonation, and a tannic bite to the finish. Surprisingly little heat for 12.5%.
D - I'm a little shocked by the ABV on this one - I would have pegged it at 9% or so, as it seemed at most as boozy as all the other barleywines I sampled. I guess it's similar to Abacus in that vein. This brew is not very subtle - it's a bunch of sweet stuff in a bourbon barrel - but it is delicious.
Serving type: on-tap
11-07-2010 16:02:29 | More by MasterSki
4.63/5 rDev +5.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
On tap at The Stone Brewing Bistro & World Gardens on 11/13/09 during their Firestone Walker 13th on the 13th event. Served in a snifter.
Pours a deep, somewhat clear, dark brown (just a wee bit of light is peeping through) with a thin covering of off-white foam. There is more of lightish look to the retention and lacing but the flare-up has a nice moderate look to it. Bourbon really comes out boldly here in the aroma, with some deep notes of burnt molasses. Fortunately, I'm also getting a get bit of the brandy too, as it gives off more of a dry and fruity feel. The Brown Ale is under there somewhere (with roast and caramel coming out the most) but the barrel blend seems to add most of the deep sweetness to this. Earthy tannic wood and some vanilla add a slickness to the nose.
The taste is pretty similar to the aroma, with burnt maple syrup and char mixing in with a flush of fruity cherries. Notes of vanilla and oak weave mingle in, giving this smoothness. This is just so sweet and sticky, with the flavor moving effortlessly in and out of each other. The finish matches this, being warm, syrupy, and sugary on the lips. The mouthfeel is full bodied; with a bit of a heavier prickly carbonation up front, giving way to a slick and more viscous feel underneath. This definitely wears it's ABV on thee ole sleeve, having an assertive beef to it, but luckily that anticipated alcohol sting never comes. Really steady sipper here for the size.
I'd really like to see more of these bourbon and brandy blends done, as I love how each brought a different type of deep sweetness to the profile, yet they still played off each other brilliantly. Really tremendous stuff here that was definitely up there as one of my favorites from a pretty outrageous night of Firestone Walker beers.
Serving type: on-tap
12-10-2009 20:33:55 | More by Kegatron
4.8/5 rDev +9.8%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Numerous 8oz pours consumed in a snifter at Stone's Firestone Walker night on 11/13/2009. This beer is incorrectly classified as an Imperial Stout on this site. It is an Imperial Brown. This iteration of the beer was aged in bourbon barrels. The beer is dark brown, bordering on black, with a small light brown head.
Big bourbon nose with strong notes of brown sugar. Vanilla is apparent, as is caramel. Really nice. Light booze accompanies a touch of
earthiness. The beer showcases a great blend or vanilla, caramel, butterscotch, and bourbon, with just the right amount of sweetness.
The flavor opens up with sweet caramel and strong bourbon. Light vanilla notes are evident, as is a touch of brown sugar. No roast or alcohol is apparent. Bravo is moderately boozy with a delicious bourbon caramel finish.
A very tasty barrel aged Imperial Brown. In fact, I can't think of a better one. My favorite or all the wondrous epochs.
Serving type: on-tap
11-17-2009 04:15:22 | More by HopHead84
4.8/5 rDev +9.8%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Served in a snifter at the Blue Palms Brewhouse in Los Angeles for seven dollars, this beer is not retired, reviewed 11/14/08 from notes, it is an imperial brown ale and not a stout, it has sherry notes and not bourbon, and it is amazing
A-Deep dark brown with not much light shining through, though there is some red around the edges, miniscule 1/8 inch beige head that settles extremely quickly, minimal retention, no lacing
S-Sherry, hints of whiskey, grains, butterscotch, brown sugar, milk chocolate roasted nuts, dark charred malts, mild coffee, vanilla, oak, butter, cream, and tons of booze
T-Tastes starts off with lots of sherry and other mixed booze flavors, sugar and nuts made up the middle and provided some great texture, finish had more hard alcohol mixed with a great vanilla taste, this was served a little cold at first, once it really warmed there was a nice buttery cream taste in the middle that joined the malts, other breweries need to take a hint from Firestone and start using sherry more often, there is a bit of a port wine feel by the end but there is a nice brown sugar flavor, some cocoa that is fairly soft joined the mix and this was enjoyable to say the least
M-Hot with booze, sticky, spicy, and malty mouthfeel, medium bodied that was a little on the thinner side, nice low to moderate level of carbonation, taste lingers nicely with a bite
D-Alcohol is right up front and not hidden well at all but somehow this goes down with ease, light on the stomach for what it is, could have a few more glasses for sure, so so smooth
Being that it is the base beer of Firestone 11, I expected good things and I got great instead, this is better than the blend by itself in my opinion, if this stuff is bottled along with Parabola, the hype machine will be in full force, mark my words, such a great balance of barrel characteristics and a full body, would love to drink again, highly recommended
Serving type: on-tap
11-18-2008 03:41:08 | More by Floydster
3.03/5 rDev -30.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
(from notes) From cask at the Firkin Fest at the Triple Rock Brewery. Possibly one of the beers blended into the 10???
Deep brown, yet strangely transparent, much like the 10. No carbonation (cask, duh) and a fine looking, if not menacing looking, beer. Major bourbon screaming off the nose...like as in you can practically see fumes coming off. Butterscotch, black malts, and acidic coffee, and higher alcohol notes. So packed with whiskey that it's difficult to drink, almost like a boilermaker, where you drop a shot of whiskey in a beer. This was where the beer when a bit over the top for me. Too sticky to be a cask ale, this is simply too flat with too much residual sugars. Definately worth seeking out for the barrel aged lovers, but far from my favorite brew here today. The beer won this round, although I put up a fight. Cheers!
Serving type: cask
05-31-2007 23:10:55 | More by rayjay
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